Molineux Trial Nears Jury Verdict Expected
New York Bartou Weeks closes for the prosecution in the Molineux murder case as the court adjourns with a verdict likely tonight. Weeks revisits testimony and asserts lack of malice and insufficient proof against Roland B. Molineux, while Cornish’s ties to the defendant are scrutinized.
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Philomathean Society to Debate US War Role
The Philomathean Literary Society will hold its weekly meeting this evening and present the announced program. The debate topic is Resolved that the United States acted in bad faith with Aguinaldo and is responsible for the war condition in the Philippines by such bad faith.
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Chicago Strike and Suffrage Meeting in Washington
Reports from Washington in February show the National Woman's Suffrage Association opening its annual meeting as Susan B. Anthony, at 86, declines re election and hints at a focus on campaign work. Carrie Chapman Catt is favored as the next president amid labor and building trades tensions in Chicago.
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Building Trades Council
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MISS ANTHONY TO RETIRE AND LABOR STRIKES GROW
Miss Anthony announced retirement while Chicago sees a surge in organized labor action. About a thousand workers joined strikes since Tuesday as 45000 building trades members threaten a citywide walkout. Contractors vow non union hiring with police protection debated by unions on rail stations.
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Heat and upheaval through Buenos Ayres and Ohio politics
Buenos Ayres endures extreme heat with 267 sap strokes Monday and 187 Tuesday while grave diggers strike for higher wages causing decomposing bodies at the cemetery. In Ohio local option bill advances by 59 to 40 in the house, rallying Anti Saloon League support and likely to reach the Senate. Dr William Steinitz, famed chess master, detained at Bellevue hospital amid mental health concerns.
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Maryland Blue Laws Trim Bile in Legislature to Decisive Statute
In Annapolis Maryland a set of bills seeks to modify ancient blue laws. Delegate Staley proposes a bill forcing everyone to respect others Sabbath and holidays. Senator Williams proposes a defense for Sunday work if another day is observed and work is done without hindering worship. Provisions allow work of necessity and sale of essentials in an orderly manner.
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Corbett Jemmes Fight Moves Toward San Francisco
News from New York and San Francisco detail the Corbett Jemmes boxing negotiations with Brady and Considine, including a 60 percent gate split offer, National Athletic Club backing, and a March 1 California plan. Corbett may depart February 15, with referee dispute over Tim Hurst pending.
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Malpractice charge shocks Lebanon doctor in custody
Dr. Harriet P. Hooper, an ex-Boston physician, was arrested in Lebanon, Pennsylvania, on criminal malpractice charges tied to the death of Sallie Blouch, reported last week. Other world items note Havana free of yellow fever and Manila January receipts at $537,698.
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Peace talks hinge on conference amid Republican dissent
Leading Republicans fear a hitch may delay a final peace accord as a new conference is debated. Attendees including ex governor Bradley and A E Wilson urged the governor not to sign. Democratic lawmakers, led by Governor Beckham, stay in Louisville while a quorum forms for possible adjournment to Frankfort.
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Goebel Funeral Procession in Frankfort Kentucky
Funeral services for Governor Goebel began at the Capital hotel parlor with a noon ceremony and a street procession. A police platoon led officials, the city council, the grand marshal, a marching band, secret societies, and citizens to the capitol area and cemetery. The body lay in state at the Capitol hotel after arrival from Covington amid heavy rain. 10,000 visitors attended as women and mourners wept, with interment postponed for a future grave site and monument.
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Carnegie Shipbuilding Plan Denied by Schwab
A Wall Street report on a Carnegie shipbuilding scheme triggered questions at a Pittsburgh conference. C M Schwab stated the Carnegie company is not interested in the project and declined further comment while pressing for formal reform.
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Veterans deathbed 91-year-old Colonel Thompson near portals
Terre Haute Indiana February 3 Colonel Richard W Thompson aged 91 lies on his deathbed as doctors and family gather His long career includes being oldest living former congressman and Hayes era secretary of the navy His friends suggest his decline stems from heavy smoking and advancing exhaustion An emblem of a bygone era near the end of life in this report from Terre Haute.
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British Push on Ladysmith In South African War
Reports from Spearman's Camp on February 7 describe General Buller advancing to relieve Ladysmith after two days of heavy fighting. British forces crossed Tugela, carried Brakfontein and Vaal Krantz with bayonet charges, while naval and field guns aided the assault. Boer resistance remained stiff but dislodgement and relief prospects for Ladysmith were portrayed as favorable.
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Influenza crisis hits Germany and Berlin hospitals
Berlin reports every bed occupied as influenza spreads across Germany with 60 000 victims. In Munich and Berlin doctors fall ill yet care for patients continues a sign of a nationwide health emergency. Separately a desperado, Richardson, is shot by Marshal Cook in Pendleton after resisting arrest and gunfire ensues. A bill to repeal New Yorks ban on prize fights advances in committees with a delayed effective date.
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